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Left side paralysis

2016-02-08 06:50:52
I am suffering from paralysis for last five years ,six month and still undergoing a treatment.Please visit to home .I need to physiotherapy treatment .
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You can search on practice app for physiotherapist around your area, he/she can assess your current condition and can provide you with the best possible protocol for rehab...

Answered2016-02-09 13:51:39

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Hello, Physical exercise that encourages rapid exchange of oxygen to muscle tissues, such as aerobic exercise, is recommended for stroke patients, even those who have received some degree of dual or one-sided paralysis. Increasing sensory motor function and aerobic capacity is the goal. Physiotherapist is sufficient for teaching you exercise ,consult nearby Physiotherapist in pune .

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